Places to see in ( Heidelberg - Germany ) Jesuitenkirche
Places to see in ( Heidelberg - Germany ) Jesuitenkirche
The Jesuit church (official name: parish church of the Holy Spirit and St. Ignatius ) is next to the Heiliggeistkirche the largest and most important church in Heidelberg and forms the architectural focus of the former Jesuitenviertel in the old town in the immediate vicinity of the university square . It is today the main church of the Roman Catholic Holy Spirit community in Heidelberg (Old Town).
The church was built from 1712 to 1759 in Baroque style, the neo-baroque tower was added only in the years 1868-1872. The church, not as usual to the eastbut facing south is a remarkable as well as unusual construction. Attached to the church is the Museum of Sacred Art and Liturgy with Treasury. There are, among other things saints, goblets and monstrances and vestments from past centuries issued.
The Jesuits came to Heidelberg as early as 1622 during the Thirty Years' War , after the victories of Tilly over the Protestant Union and on the occasion of the occupation of Heidelberg by Bavarian troops. However, this interlude was soon over. Only in 1698, after the dynastic change from the reformed line Pfalz-Simmern to the Catholic line Pfalz-Neuburg the Palatine Wittelsbacher , called Elector Johann Wilhelm- After a brief interlude in the 1680s - the Jesuit order back to Heidelberg. This was to play an important role in the re-catholicization efforts of the Elector in the hitherto Protestant Palatinateplay. At the beginning, only 2 priests and 1 Frater arrived in Heidelberg. In the heyday of the Order in Heidelberg, the number increased to nearly 100 Jesuits. These worked mainly at the university, in the school service and in pastoral work. At times, the Order held seven professorships at the university. The foundation stone for the Kollegiengebäude was laid in 1703. The construction work on the large, four-sided building with courtyard was 1712, when it was begun with the construction of the church, only partially completed.
The south wing, which was demolished in the 19th century, was completed in 1732. The Heidelberg Jesuit College became with the abolition of the Jesuit orderdissolved in 1773. From then on, the spacious building, of which there are only two wings left, was used for various purposes: until 1793, the Lazarist order had its domicile here. After that, the building served for some time as a barracks for other purposes. Later it was auctioned off and used privately. After that, it housed first a senior citizen school, then a high school. The building currently houses the University of England's Anglican Institute and the rectory of the Holy Spirit Church. Part of the building serves as a private living space.
The current main organ on the gallery was completed in 2009 and dedicated to Pentecost this year. The predecessor copy was built in the years 1953-1955 by the organ builder Steinmeyer; This instrument was abandoned in the course of the interior renovation of the church from 2001 to 2004 and is now in the Organ Center Valley in Holzkirchen in Upper Bavaria. There, the originally as unplayable rated organ has been restored and is now operational again.
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EXPLORING HEIDELBERG: Inside the baroque Jesuitenkirche (Jesuit Church, Germany)
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Heidelberg is a town on the Neckar River in southwestern Germany. It’s known for venerable Heidelberg University, founded in the 14th century. Gothic Heiliggeistkirche church towers over the cafe-lined Marktplatz, a town square in the Altstadt (Old Town). The red-sandstone ruins of Heidelberg Castle, a noted example of Renaissance architecture, stand on Königstuhl hill.
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Jesuitenkirche Heidelberg 2. September 2019
Werke von Fischer, Alberti und eigene Fantasien an der Kuhn-Orgel
Jesuitenkirche Heidelberg/ Piusglocke
Zuhören ist die Größte der insgesamt 10 Glocken der Jesuitenkirche. Die auf den Namen Pius getaufte Glocke von Carl Rosenlächer wiegt 4.080kg. Sie wurde 1874 in Konstanz gegossen. Ihr Schlagton ist b°.
Einen großen Dank geht an die Pfarrgemeinde Heilig Geist, die ein Sololäuten der Glocke für die Aufnahme ermöglicht hat.
2 Of Us Live - 13.12.2014 Jesuitenkirche Heidelberg
2 Of Us: Vika & Dirk Wochner live am 13.12.2014 in der Jesuitenkirche Heidelberg
Pipe Organ practice at Jesuitenkirche in Heidelberg Germany
Enjoy the sights and sounds of a church built in Heidelberg Germany around 1712 AD
Jesuitenkirche Heidelberg/ Sonderläuten
Die Jesuitenkirche zählt zu den größten und bedeutendsten Kirchen in Heidelberg. Ihr heutiger Name ist Kirche des Hl. Geistes. Im 78m hohen Glockenturm hängt ein zehnstimmiges Geläute. Zuhören ist das Geläute, welches einmalig im Jahr erklingt, an jedem Aschermittwoch.
Aufnahmedatum: 1.3.2017
Gesamtdisposition:
Glocke 1 b°
Glocke 2 des'
Glocke 3 es'
Glocke 4 f'
Glocke 5 ges'
Glocke 6 as'
Glocke 7 b'
Glocke 8 des''
Glocke 9 es''
Glocke 10 f''
Heidelberg, Germany | February 26, 2016
Last trip I went on before I left the country.
Lemaitre - Cut To Black (Instrumental)
Architektur und Glaube: Die Jesuitenkirche in Heidelberg
Die Jesuitenkirche in Heidelberg kann mit vielem punkten: zum einen mit ihrer zentralen Lage mitten in der Altstadt, zum anderen mit ihrem hellen, beeindruckenden Innenraum. Mehr als 150 Jahre dauerte ihr Bau und wie viel Liebe dabei ins Detail gesteckt wurde, ist schnell zu erkennen. Aber schauen Sie am besten selbst!
Altarvase Jesuitenkirche Heidelberg
Altar, Barock
Heidelberg Altstadtgeläute
Zuhören ist das Teilgeläute der Jesuitenkirche und der später einsetzenden Providenzkirche. Zeitgleich erklingt das Plenum der Heiliggeistkirche, das Jedoch durch die lautstarken Schillinglocken kaum zuhören ist. Die Aufnahme entstand an einem Herbstabend im Oktober 2016.
Jesuitenkirche Heidelberg/ Glockenkonzert
Diese Aufnahme entstand im Rahmen eines ökumenischen Gottesdienst aller Heidelberger Kirchengemeinden, beider Konfessionen am Pfingstmontag 2017.
Es sind mehrere Teilmotive der Jesuitenkirche zuhören.
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Transkript:
Hallo, liebe Deutschlernende. Heute fliegen wir über die wunderschöne Stadt Heidelberg.
Der Fluss, den wir sehen, ist der Neckar. Links sehen wir die berühmte Alte Brücke. Das ist die Brücke mit der lustigen Affenstatue. Ich erzähle dir von dieser Statue in meinem anderen Video über Heidelberg.
Jetzt sehen wir die Heiliggeistkirche, die gleich in der Nähe ist. Über zweihundert Jahre lang (bis 1936) teilten sich die Protestanten und die Katholiken die Kirche, indem die Kirche durch eine Mauer in zwei Teile geteilt wurde.
Ein paar Gebäude befinden sich auf einem bewaldeten Berg namens Königstuhl.
Das Heidelberger Schloss kommt langsam ins Bild. Das Heidelberger Schloss ist eines der bedeutendsten deutschen Bauwerke der Renaissance. Wir sehen den Dicken Turm, der eigentlich nur ein halber Turm ist. Dort wird manchmal Theater gespielt.
Wir sehen immer mehr vom Schloss. Es ist sehr beeindruckend.
Dies ist die Altstadt und die Jesuitenkirche. Vor der Kirche ist ein Garten.
Wir sind wieder bei der Alten Brücke, wo wir unsere Reise begonnen haben.
Vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen.
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Teilgeläut Jesuitenkirche Heidelberg
Teilgeläut der Jesuitenkirche Heidelberg
Gesamtdisosition:B°-des' - es' - f' - ges' - as' - b' - des-es - f
B°: 1870-Karl Rösenächer
des' - es' - f' - ges' - as' - b' - des : 1959 - FriedrichWilhelmSchilling
es - f : 1980 - Glockengiesserei Heidelberg
Heidelberg Jesuitenkirche, Universitätsbibliothek
Heidelberg Jesuitenkirche and Universitätsbibliothek
Heidelberg Jesuitenkirche und Universitätsbibliothek
Jesuitenkirche Heidelberg/ Plenum
Die Jesuitenkirche zählt zu den größten und bedeutendsten Kirchen in Heidelberg. Ihr heutiger Name ist Kirche des Hl. Geistes. Im 78m hohen Glockenturm hängt ein zehnstimmiges Geläute. Zuhören ist das Plenum.
Glocke 1 b°
Glocke 2 des'
Glocke 3 es'
Glocke 4 f'
Glocke 5 ges'
Glocke 6 as'
Glocke 7 b'
Glocke 8 des''
Glocke 9 es''
Glocke 10 f''
Places to see in ( Heidelberg - Germany ) Old Heidelberg University
Places to see in ( Heidelberg - Germany ) Old Heidelberg University
The Old University building was built between 1712 and 1728 on behalf of elector Johann Wilhelm and was called “Domus Wilhelmiana” in his honour. The Old University houses the Rector’s Office as well as the university museum, which was established in 1996. The historic student prison (Studentenkarzer) is located in the back of the Old University.
The Great Hall, Heidelberg University’s magnificent historic auditorium, is located on the first floor. Like the rest of the building, the Great Hall was long a home for courses and lectures. Its present design dates back to Josef Durm’s redesign of the auditorium to mark the university’s 500th anniversary in 1886. This redesign features paintings and busts honouring the university’s founders, innovators and benefactors as well as its most important academics from its founding to the 19th century.
Today, the Great Hall is chiefly used for academic ceremonies, though it does also lend its venerable ambience to concerts, lectures and similar celebrations, which attain a special lustre thereby.
The student prison was established in the 1780s and remained in use until 1914. Today it is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Heidelberg. From 1823 to 1914 students were incarcerated for offenses such as disturbance of the peace by night and other breaches of the public order.
The university museum, on the ground level of the Old University, offers an exciting tour through the history of Germany’s oldest university. Exhibits, portraits and documents are testimonies for the zeitgeist of the individual epochs, beginning with the founding in 1386 by elector Ruprecht I and running up to the end of the 20th century.
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Alternative Krippe in der Jesuitenkirche Heidelberg Citypastoral 2014
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